Asia Satellite Telecommunications Holdings Limited
Ticker: SAT 23/24F, East Exchange Tower, 38-40 Leighton Road
Exchange: New York Stock Exchange Hong Kong, Foreign
Industry: Service 5228056666

Type of Shares:American Depositary Receipts Filing Date:5/22/96
U.S. Shares:5,265,000 Offer Date:6/13/96
Non-U.S. Shares:5,265,000 Filing Range:$19.24 - $23.50
Primary Shares:0 Offer Price:$25.83
Secondary Shares:10,530,000 Gross Spread:$1.46
Offering Amount: $225,026,099 Selling:$0.88
Expenses:$2,650,000 Reallowance:$0.10
Shares Out After:39,000,000

ManagerTierPhone
Goldman, Sachs & Co.Lead Manager (212) 902-1172
Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc.Co-manager (212) 272-2000
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp.Co-manager (212) 504-4525
Smith Barney Inc.Co-manager (718) 921-8473

Auditor: Deloitte & Touche
Audited
Income
Latest
Unaudited
Income
Prior
Unaudited
Income
Balance
Sheet
12/31/95 12/31/95
Revenue:$42.20Assets:$364.60
Net Income:$17.30Liabilities:$316.90
EPS:$0.44Equity:$47.70

Note: Dollar amounts are in U.S. millions; Audited figures expressed as full year,
unaudited figures are partial year

Business Description
The company, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, AsiaSat, is a leading provider of high quality satellite transponder capacity in Asia. The company currently owns and operates two satellites, AsiaSat 1 and AsiaSat 2. AsiaSat 1, Asia's first privately-owned commercial satellite covering the Asian region, was launched on April 7, 1990, and commenced commercial service in June 1990. In order to take advantage of unsatisfied demand for high quality, high power transponder capacity in Asia, AsiaSat 2, which provides increased footprint coverage over AsiaSat 1 with a substantial gain in signal power, was launched on November 28, 1995, and commenced commercial service in January 1996. Together, AsiaSat 1 and AsiaSat 2 provide coverage to more than 50 countries, with approximately 3.3 billion people, from Siberia to Australia and from japan to the Middle East. The company intends to launch a third satellite, AsiaSat 3, with similar footprint coverage to AsiaSat 2 in late 1997, and a new satellite, AsiaSat 4, in 1999, at approximately the end of AsiaSat 1's operational life, to take advantage of expected growth in satellite communications and satisfy rising demand in Asia for high quality high power transponder capacity.

Use of Proceeds
The proceeds from the offering will be distributed to selling shareholders.

Last updated: 11/27/96

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